Until the start of the Hochschultage!
Events
Note: We will also provide you with English translations of the talks. All you need to do is bring your headphones and smartphone.
Justified confidence or naivety?
Talk with Dr Alexander Fink, Physicist
New University // Grabengasse 3 // 69117 Heidelberg // 7:30 pm
Many people believe that science has disproved the existence of God. But then why are there Nobel laureates who believe in God? A closer look reveals that the conflict does not lie between faith and science, but between underlying philosophical assumptions. And if one tests these assumptions against the current findings of science, one may well come to the conclusion that science actually provides good reasons to believe in God!
Reason for genuine confidence?
Talk with PD Dr. Matthias Deuschle, Theologian
New University // Grabengasse 3 // 69117 Heidelberg // 7:30 pm
Does faith bring fulfilling confidence?
Talk with Julia Garschagen, Theologian
New University // Grabengasse 3 // 69117 Heidelberg // 7:30 pm
Hosanna Church // Vangerowstraße 5 // 69115 Heidelberg // 7:30 pm
Time and Place coming soon...
All talks at 19:30 at the Neue Uni
Come just as you are.
Speakers
Dr. Alexander Fink
Dr. Alexander Fink is a biophysicist and has been the director of the Institute for Faith and Science in Marburg, www.iguw.de, since 2015. He promotes constructive dialogue between the Christian faith, other worldviews, and the sciences, and is inspired by Johannes Kepler’s idea that “science means thinking God’s thoughts.” After completing his doctorate in biophysics, he worked as a product manager and later became head of the Akademiker-SMD. Since 2020, he has been hosting the “Begründet-glauben” podcast and has produced three documentary films. Together with his wife Bettina, he is raising their two children. In his free time, he coaches a C-youth soccer team.
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We look forward to chatting with you at the Hochschultage! If you’d like to learn more beforehand, feel free to check out our respective semester programme. You can find the links below.













